Antarctic Thaw Now Unstoppable

The continued melting of the West Antarctic ice sheet is progressing faster than expected, and the resulting rise in sea levels will have a global impact.The stark new findings point to a potential sea-level rise of up to 10 feet or more in the coming centuries. This increase in the global sea-level will threaten many major cities, including New York, […]

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Poem – VIVALDI IN LOVE (By John Biscello)

Vivaldi in Love (By John Biscello)   Spring. tender bud raising gravity in the center of a palm.   Summer. drawn and quartered shafts of light mouthing the sea.   Fall. fetal leaves curling in on themselves— inversion banking on faith.   Winter. hospitable conjoinment of bare limbs relishing arson and lace.     Originally from Brooklyn, NY, author, poet and […]

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World’s Oldest Bread

World’s Oldest Bread

Researchers have found evidence that hunter-gatherers started making bread 4,000 years prior to starting agriculture.  Evidence of bread making was found in the north-eastern part of Jordan.  The flatbread charred remains were found to have been made some 14,400 years ago. Scientists are trying to find the exact date as to when bread was first made by humans.  They may […]

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